n“: -
olfl '-1.arso res
‘,""1W'"ork- (ladies' and gentlemen‘sl" done
,'-35‘-'-'Miss Alice Chase. of 4 Bylaw"
,7."
firs-Your fur garments altered. ro-
.' "gigyglet. 67 North Main St. Phone 408.
molt hisvautornobilo skidded on_
‘ new pavements and crashed into
«trolleys» at Flushing; L. 1..
' VMcLaughun. a plumber.
was knocked un-
" us. The accident ham-cued
"'nighuliewsstakeutothe
' ' 'Hoepital for treatment. it
‘ T'found ho was-only bruised and
I ' up after the accident. Mr.
, lilin remained in tho hospi-
mum returning home Sun isv.
‘ 'o'é'poiioe of Flushing notified the
.clonal authorities of the accident.
0
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Coul. Harris a
fish-Adv. _v
V o o
Rev. George. B. Tompkins, pastor
of :tlie’hlortmlk M. E. church. has re-
med home after spending a week
%.Tioga County. New York state.
Donnelly'o.
V ' o o o
Rad ' service at
7' ‘9 —Adv.
M3 . 7 o o o »
Rev. .1. Benton Werner is spending
‘WQek in New York city.
‘ o
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lei—cleaning. dyeing and tailoring,
”’i-idl'aisnilsfnctory manner and nonsero
r-vatlve prices charged. ‘ for
fiend delivered. Twin City Valet. 67
'BNorth Main so Phone i08.-—Adv.
.l‘is‘: ' ' 0 a
Mrs. Frank Chase. of 4 Mission
t-iya'co. attended the funeral of a rela-
‘Mive' in Stamford Sunday.
' ' o o s
in"
riff—Beet Coal. items a Gaps-Adv
a _ s. . 0 O
«u'c' a.
’Ifiblace'. "today has recovered from a
“bind attack of diphtheria. The quar-
stun... has been removed from the
”Tattoo home. -
5112' f o o o
éYour electrica. troubles will be
promptly taken care of here. House
and factory wirelng a specialty. Elic-
trlcal equipment and lighting fixtures
at reasonable prices. Moeller's Elec-
tric Shop. 28 Washington St.—Adv.
O 0 O
Conrad Hump Jr.. of Baltimore.
hid. was a visitor in Norwalk yester-
day on business.
' o 0
'1'.
o
trig—Twelve months to pay for an
.Easy Washer at ‘Donneliy'a—Adv.
0 G I
.(A'Mr. and Mrs. George \V. Coffin,
3r; of Belden place, spent Sunduy
351th relatives in Darien.
O O O
n .
'u'v—Buy your 'Vicirola on Easy
Terms at Donnelly’a-Adv.
' O O 0
,- :1: Louis 'Gerdelia. of Belden Place.
”has recovered from an illness.
¢‘-‘-' ‘ o o o '
"Mw-I‘hlgh Coal. Burns a Gene.—
5““ r
c‘“ ' o o o
Mrs. G. rgo W. rCoffiu. Jr.. of
«Holden place. was in Bridgeport yo -
rmrday. ‘
O O .
_-.modeled or relined by experts. This
,dfiun'important feature of the busi-
all!“ conducted by the Twin City
A
‘ g—Adv.
T
All Musical
Instruments
' rigsow on may reams
-e
DONNELLy’s
it’y BfiefS-od f
liam ucKinley
auxiliary all: 1:10“
Porostor's
floors of tho camp wittbe installed
members were present and one guest...
‘L
. :‘r-x
uporlntendent of
v. . ,
Bridgeport attending a meeting of
the Constitutional committee of the
ConLBtate Teachers Association of
which he is chairman.
H ml .iw. f. ulcers of “’1‘
let on o o_ . '
Jon“ in: camp and McKinley
held tonight 'in
street. o of.-
b -‘Theodoro Johnson of New Bri-
tzin. while auxiliary emcers will be
installed by Mrs. Mlnnio~A. Flynn
of Willimantlc. Therauailiary offi-
cers to be installed are: .rPresident.
Bertha 'Comstock; s‘enior vice :presl-
dent. Florence Colemanrjunior vice
president. Elizabeth Russellr chap-
pain. nary Guarnisri; ~. conductor.
Dorothy Lang: assuaconductor. Nel-
lie Brotherton: guard. minaliilller:
asst. . Katy rkodal: pa-
triotic instructor. Leonora. Hodges;
historian. nay Weed. oocrotary. Mary
Miles and- treasurer. Carrie Wood.
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The C. 8. Chapter of the Glris‘.
and Women's club held a party
last night at tho clubhouso,in;Wall
and Isaac streets. Twenty-three
Mrs. J. Wolfe. - Prizes at cardsrwere
won by: lire. Arthur Mackley. Mrs.
Herbert Norman. Mrs. Arthur Hen-
son. Mrs. David Logan. The at-
tendance prise went to Mrs. Hen-
son. Refreshmcnts were served by
Mrs. Overthrcw and Mrs. Mellcr.
. The meeting of the Golden Rule
Circle of the First Congregational
church is being held this afternoon
at the horde of Mrs. Samuel Dixon.
48 Orchard street.
. O O 0
Miss Marion Pelharn and Jerald
O'Keefe of New Haven spent Sun-
day with Mr. andVMrs. R. W. Swee-
ney Sr. of Webster street.
0
Mrs. James.A..Johnson of Third
street today is recovering item in-
juries sustained last Saturday night
when she slipped on the ice in front
of her home and fell on the side-
walk.
Mrs. Grace Lockwood of Fair
street. is recoverinl alter being ill
for several weeks.
Mrs. Joesph a. Sloman. of 1 Co-
dar street. is improved today froth
minor injuries sustained recently
from a fall When she slipped on an
icy sidewalk. z
0 O 0
Rev. Thomas J. Finn. pater of
It. Mary's church was in Bridgeport
last night and listened to a lecture
given by Rev. William E. Cochin.
chaplain of Sing Sing prison for 16
years. at St. John's hull. Bridgeport.
to 1700 members of st. Charles Sa-
cred Heart League.
0 O 0
Chief of Police William R. Pen-
nington was a visitor. in Norwich
yesterday on business; , ~ ‘
O O O . I
Miss Gertrude Wells of Water-
bury. was the weekend guest of
Miss Mabel A. Miller of 39 Elmwogg
avenue. ~
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The Norwallt chapter of the D. A.
R. will hold a luncheon followed by
a kitchen shower. Thursday. January
29. at the Town House on Mill Hill.
The affair will commence at 12:80.
The shower is to include knives.
forks, spoons and all sorts of kit-
chen utensils. which will be used to
furnish the chapter borne. _Greai
plans are now in the making for this
horns which the members recently
leased from the town. and are now
furnishing little by little. A number
of benefit affairs to raise money for
the fitting out of the new club house.
are to be included on the program
for the next few months.
o o o
(i rn'W'l" h." :“j.
16-18. 80. Main St.
i‘Ten Step
3r». m
Fl
. Have a Bank
‘ ‘ ‘ Carry Life Insurance
Own Yam-Home ‘
MakosWill
Invest in Safe Securities ,
Pay Bills Promptly 3
Share With Others _‘ I p . .
6»:pr ' canot onlyfortlllgsweek." but
. for lifelong observance. ' Z "
Success”. .
gusto they are. so emphasized by the found-
ers of Thrift Weeks-January 17-23:,
’ "work and. Earn ~
Make a, Budget
Record Expenditures '
Mrs. Edward Post has returned to
s Toward ,
t
b:
Account
normally luvs.
schooled» rso _
Buchanan this afternoon is in g
mfrsu'onofldf.‘ ' ,
present at g , .7
evening. It wiii'bogiae‘orompuy at
7:45,:o'olooh. A~full,sttondnoo log
necessaries the croneopn is tastes
a sacred concert at thorllorwolk is.
E. church ”science”. ‘
.‘Receut ghosts Wad at the
Royal Jarseo‘lnn‘tnoi‘udo. air. and
Mrs. "Boduni. :‘atsn'ifo'rd: Edward
Wright. New‘ rolls: A. ul.
1
Mr.’ and Mrs. J. B. Sullivan. New
York: A. E. Connor. New York; AP
let: P. Bates. New Haven: 31. N.
Danhury. and Mr. and Mrs. .G. A B.
Kalle. New York. . ,
g o o o -
Leonard Paponi was given a sur-
prise .porty' at his home glnlhlorth
Taylor avenue last evening. Those
present were Norma Bin/lat. Clara
Verdi. Anna Bolteos. Julia umber-db.
Gertrude Wax-doll. Joanie .Wllllarns.
Rose Cavallo. Doris Partock. lilies-
both Straub. Lucy Btraub. Amy
Straub. Alberta Jones. Richard Sex-
ton. John Mason. P. Serial. John
Rioclon, Paul Blnton'l. Joseph .Ver-
llli. Julius Smith. George 1siom.
William, Jones. Frederick Caruso.
Jock Stillson. James Forbes. Mar-
tin Taylor. Joseph Luciano and
James Lovable. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fusco of
Lexington avenue had as their week
end guests relatives from New York
City. ‘
o o o
Mr. and Mrs. C. lnanconc of Lex-
ington-avenue were the week-end
guests of her parents in New York.
0 G 0
Mrs. Theresa Foleone'cf Lexing-
ton avenue is getting along nicely
at her home where she has been ill
for some time. ,
o o o
Henry Warren of Laura street
was a business visitor in Bridgeport
yesterday.
o o e ' '
James Shanklin of Ely avenue
spent yesterday in Stamford.
O O O
— Joseph ahoehen of on: street has
returned from a visit in Bridgeport.
. o s '0,
Clifford Swan of Fairfleld avenue
entertained a fow friends at his
road was a visitor in Stamford yes-
terday. .
G I 0
Margaret .roth‘of Loxinnoa avo-
one was GlV'Hl a surprise birthday
psruv at car. home yesterday.‘ It
was her thirteenthgbirthday. ‘ Those
present were mm Thomas.
Margaret Cube. Ellsebotb Thomas.
Bertha lash: l-lolsu‘ Bolton. Bren-
.stine ‘l-‘lhlingcr. Jolene Toth.- Louis
Toih, Antonio 'Esposition and‘Julius
Bolton. ~
0 0 0 .
Raynor Worms of the Nora-elk
Electric company was "a busine.
visitor in Hartford yesterday.
I O O '
Mr. and Mrs. James Lombardlo of
Laura street entertained relatives
from New York over the week-end.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arnold have
moved from Ely avenue to Spring
1'
ICI‘CQL . '
o o o
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph '11qu of
Sound view terrace. entertained rel-
atives from Bridgeport over the
week-cud.
O I 0 fl \
Mrs. John Christians, of South
street spent yesterday in Stamford.
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Nery of Lowe-
street had as their guests yesterday
relatives from Stamford.
. O O I
‘aarold Woodward was a visitor
liter-Stamford over.the week-end.
0
Jack Taylor of Bridgeport was the
guest of friend: ll: town yesterday.
Mrs. Helena Bill
son Point is attending the “ n-
New York: Dante Blunt. New York; 2
demon, New Yorkl'F. G. neelter. '-
WOGG of l- 3
atl- Wood will rotsrs‘to N6?“
M10mr‘80mlk mason
churchmen» evooinguost week; The
date :will be annouoooddator. The
'mm'g'wlli bo’ hold‘maer the
auspices of the" ivorwsik Bunch or
mmm specialties .of Uni--
versity Women. 7, ,4. ‘
' ,o she... ,_ 5’
members o! the Miles close
ofetho, list-walk Iliothodut _ church
oro'miouaiasgte hold a bouquet
Final consensus for the affair.
January do "in the. church ‘pariors.
which loan usual event. will be
made at. the next meeting of the
' o ”e 0
Mrs. Edmund Breed of Chestnut
Hill. Nor-walk is spending two weeks
in New York City. . ,
Slivormlno havo-loft town for a
four .montbs' stay in California
making tho-trip byway of the Pana-
ma‘Canal. in." Barnum is rwoll
known around town. bolas quite a
prominent artist. ‘ \
0 O O
‘ Albort Less of dauntuck. editor
of. Vanity Pain-sud hire. Lees are
at the preoewtimo residing at ‘tho
their Saugatuck home is being res
novatod. ,
O O O
A Joint installation of officers of
the Spanish War Veterans and the
Auxiliary, will take place tonight at
the headquarters of the “limits lic-
Kinley Camp. No. 9. at 10 Commerce
street. Norwalk. at I o'clock. A-din-
ner planned by the women will be
followed by the regular business
meeting and the installation. .,
Members of the Community club
of Broad River will moot tonight in
the Broad River “chapel. for their
regular metlng. Officers of the
club are: Mrs. John A. Mills. pro.
sidsnt: hire. Frank Allen. weary:
and Mrs. Lotti: Gillies. treasurer.
Mrs. Harold L. Nash of Betto-
wood Road. Not-walk. spent the day
in New York City.
0 0 0
There will be a busine. meeting
of the Norwalk Girls' and Women's
club in the club rooms tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. As several
items of importance are to come up
for discussion all .membcrs are ex-
pected to be present.
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Miss E. Louise Smith is recovering
at her hemp. ll Ann street from the
injuries sustained when she fell on
home 5.1“?” m honor of h.- ‘h.’ . ”will“! in Washington
“‘1'“th W?‘:’-. streetc’ isstp Tuesday. ul- Smith was
taken into the south Not-walk lib-
Theodore Bender of Flex Hill” rary and later removed to her home,
where she is under the care of. Dr.
Franklin 0. Brown. ‘
1W“
Civic Association
Hopes to Get Dollar
Contributions
For Purpose
At the special meeting called by
the Rowsyton Civic emulation at
the Rowayton Hose house last eve-
ning to take over the question of
finding some way to restore the
street lights. it was voted to make a
canvas of the members of the as-
sociation and other Rowsyton rosi-
donts for dollar contributions to a
fund which it is hoped will prove
large enough in pay for a few
lights for the rest of the winter.
There was only a small attendance
at the meeting last evening. due to
the fact :that residents are reluctant
to venture forth on the dark sin-eta
during this kind of another.
goughtful eltisol'll. -~ however;
so that lights in a community is
a civic function and that a substi-
tute is ineffpttivo. unfavorable and
not permanent. It is hoped that
forence of Cause and Cure of War"
31“”! is being held this week in
‘.
-' morni'rwohwss stun "
.' .. summons—solemn.”
' g consumerism. ,
bobble Blankets of‘Soft Tenure _
vmmw—snerriuessl .
so. NORWALK MILL OUTLET STORES. INC.
Phone 471
' i .' Cashier!
.i .lfyoursyestvitehhoxesrtorbnrazlfm...
mu Mm '9“ .
it‘ml if when troiibiod mm ' ;
yoursuscloy bo.rooponsiblo. Comatose-ad . '
vovllioordnuy unintentional: tell you it
they area-Meson. “ It will cost you little to
the effort of the Civic association to
admin the streets will most with s
ashlngton. Mrs. Weed is present favorable response. A canvst of the
‘ £0. Rorwalk
gm» She will“ on the pro- v,
possdifm. Labor amendment in ~‘-
.. o o o. .'_
unandhfraJay Barnum of.
mane; House in Westport. whllo cruln
0
Grape
will” with '1'” Milk
, .Oraa' gs We .
ButteredToast Coffee
Gym French Salad
Orange Fain l‘lui! ' Tel p
Miles Cold oat Loaf'
Escollopod Potatoes klos
mince Pie Coiled
one lemon. eleven cups
confluence cu ‘ sugar. Peel
oranges. removing all .1 bite-skin.
and olioo‘ thin. Slice lemon . with
rind on; cover oranges James
with cold water; ice twenty-
four hours Then boll tin-so hours.
eddsugsrandlotbolil hour. Pour
into glowed. cool and cover. This
recipe makes nine glasses of man
malade. . - ' .
W 0M ——"One pint
oysters. one teaspoon salt. two to-
blespoons butter. two cups brood
be. oyster Juice. reopen U!-
the crumbs from the day-old loaf of
bmd. Add the pepper and nit to
the crumbs. than the meltor butter.
With sellers cut the oysters in
pieces. Place a layer of crumbs in
village will be undertaken at once.
The lighting committee will be in
charge. Edwin L. Stevens is chair-
man.
0
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Sidney 8. Bell of Crockett street
who has been ill at his home re.
turned his duties in New York
City til morning.
0 O 0
Mrs. Judson has returned to her
home in McKinley place after
spending some time with her son in
Hartford. .
0 v‘ 0
Miss Vorna Decker. who recently
strained her back when she fell on
the ice. returned yesterday to her
duties at the News“: High school.
0 0
Mrs. Edgar Lyn‘bl of. Righlsnd
avenue will entertain the members
of the Good Will Society at a lunch-
eon at her home tomorrow after-
noon at 1 o‘clock. This will be the
regular semi-monthly meeting of the
society.
0 O 0
Mrs. Alfred J. C. Becldus of Cud-
iipp street will be the speaker at
the round table luncheon of the
Norwalk Republican Women's ee-
sociation at the Royal James fun to-
morrow.
C C G
hllss Lola Baxter is taking one of
the leading roles ip the play to be
presented in Community Hall. East
Norwallt tonight by the Trinity Dra-
matic Guild under the auspices of
the Triangle club of Christ church-
' O O C ' ‘ ' “
There will be a meeting of the
Community uBrothol-hood in the
Baptist church tonight at 8 o‘clock.
. O 0 -
Mr. and hire. P. E. Noodles and
children of McKinley place were
the weekend guests of relatives in
New York.
O O 0
Among the Rowayton womrn who
attended the meeting of the Nor-
wnllt Republican Women‘s associa-
tion at the Royal James Inn yester-
day were Hrs. Percy Barrett. Mrs.
Albert Pam. Mrs. .w. F. Ambler.
hire. Chester W'lthingtou. Mrs.
Russel Themes. Mrs. Alfred J. C.
Beeline. urn. Frederick Stabs“.
Mrs. Richard Edmonds. Mrs. H.
Kingsley. Hrs. Frank Hadley and
Ira. Clinton B. Rowland.
‘ooo
Captain Preston Hart has returned
to New York after spending the
week-end at his home in lchlnlog
place.
0 G O
The regular mld~wcek prayer
meeting of the Rowayton Methodist
church will be held tomorrow eve-
ning at-l:ib oclppk. -
O D 0
idles Itargarot Jackson of Roway-
ton avenue is visiting with relatives
in Long island. '
WWW
Hrs. lobar-t, Dunn. of 87 Van
Zoudt street will. entertain the
members of the Ladies‘ A'id society
of the Grace Baptist church at her
8
home tomorrow evening at
o'clock. ~
. O O
The candidates of the Girls'
Frlcudb society of Christ church
will hold a meeting in the basement
of the church tomorrow afternoon
at 8:80 o'clock. This group includes
Little.
collocation-penis!!!
I .
" nail}. v.3 .
Rifle!”
'isasonior
tin younger girls of the church who
are preparing to become members
of thi‘ utrls' Friendly society which
tion. him. itc-
bcrt B. B. room. wife of the rector
is directo'h of the work.
. C .
Marthe East Norwalkgvomon
who attended the imam of the
Norwaik Republican Women's asso-
ciation at~tlie Royal Janie- inn es-
.1”...
the bottom of the
and for other trimming ‘ ‘purpmo.’ '
g...
port or the ' use more
‘ crumbs. then the" nuclear of the
oysters. Put crumbs on top. vAdd
tho‘ oyster lulco'and enoughgge-mllk
:, to'comeeven with the content or the
’dlsh ifrtho Juice lips not do this».
Bake 15 minutes to half an hour.
Serve with lemon Juice. 7-7 '1
Orange .m -- Pour cos
mike. -._four tablespoons sugar.
three-fourths cup .orange. silica
grated rind one orange. grated rind
one lemon. Juice one lemon. two
tablespoons .hot water. four to“
whites. two tablespoons sugar. lady
lingers. Beat egg yolks with four
tablespoons sugar. odd orange intro
and grated rind. lemon Juice and
grated rind'and hot water. cook in
double boiler until mixture thickens.
stirring constantly. Boat egg whites
until stiff. add'two tablespoons oug-
ar. fold into first mixture. chili.
lino orbet giasse with lady dag-
serve.
m Gated—m i'i‘wo, pound hood
oath-same“. one had one-half
or two tablespoons crowed
onions ground. Ills all together.
doom-sweet pickles. ground. three
then put in a dish. Dressing—one
mustardpono-hslf cup caisup. a
little celery seed and sugar to suit
taste. ' '
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Bridgeport over the week-end.
‘ O O G
are. Jennie Bassett of New Brit-
ain is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward H. Patterson at their bottle in
Winfield street.
o e o ' “-
Aiphonso Canevari of Liberty
square was a business visitor in
Bridgeport Yesterday.
‘ I C 0
Mrs. Philip A. Jakob of Raymond
terrace represented the East ivor-
wslk improvement association at
the luncheon of the Norwalk Bet-
ter Films committee. which was
held yesterday in the Royal. James
inn.
0 I O ‘
Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third
street spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
O O 9
A play for the benefit of the Tri-
angle club will be given in the Com-
munity hall tontht by the Trinity
Dramatic Guild. The play ‘is the
rural comedy. "Uncle Ephriam's
Bummer Boarders." h‘llis Howard of
Bycbl'noro street Will be seen in one
of the leading roles.
‘ O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mourison
have returned to their home in
New York oily after spending the
weekend with relatives in East
Norwallt.
O O .-
'- The subject of Rev. M. C. Burtt's
u-rmcn at the Advent Christi-n
church tonight‘wul be "Obedience
to-th'e Heavenly Vision." This it».
tho final week of the series of oven-
s'licm‘fiuiflm being Macedon by
lit-v Burtt. The services are open
t i tho public and each evening thvro
has been a very good attendance.
The Bil-chard sisters of Dar-ion are
heard in a pleasing musical program
at each service.
__ .. n O 0
Mr. and Mrs. R. DeWitt llamas of
East Avenue acted as host and host—
oss to the members of the “Watch-
Your-Stitch Club" and their hue.
bands at their home on Saturday
evening. The c 0 union was known
as “Gontlemen's Night." Retro-sh.
menu were sen ed and dancing cu-
Joyd during the evening. Conrad
Frey entertained the guests with pl-
ano solos. g .
"FASHION
News Notes]
PARIS. Jsu.‘ 3°.—Ono of the new-
est of the spring wraps is gray vo-
rlours do islno. or woolen Velvet.
edged with a very light and nor-
row band of gray squirrel at collar.
cuffs and front. with great scallops
of gold thread embroidery longside
the fur. -'
, o s o ‘
LONDON. Jen. 20.—Perfect sim~
plicity in line in evening dresses
worn here is being onset by the
cries employed. One black velvet
gown is entirely embroidered with
colored bead flowers; the design be-
ing taken from an old Florentine
screen. ‘ '
.- .o o o 5"
NEW YORK. Jen. 20.—-’Hand cm-
broldery in white on pastel shades
of radium are a featuro'filf the new-
est llnge‘rio‘today. Thlf embroidery
usually is placed at the center of
the top of the Vests and on only one
side of the step-ins. the other side
being left plain.
. . 0 O - O
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NEW YORK. Jon. 20.—-A four.‘
letter word for a popular fabric.
Silk of course. And the latest silks»
take their inspiration from the
ore. word pussie crass and are
printed-in mums of irregular dofi
M'“MI” sro composed of black
and whltofssnaroo but othrr coa-
trusting colors sro’ used“ v-u well.
Gro- wordmussu-deoigns slicers
used on. collars. rials and pockets
mm
four
ere. till »with orange mixture)» and
richness of materials and ombroid- '
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Annually (plural)
inside
One who receives payment
Myself
Religious choral body
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Mock .
Places in position
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Curve
Part of verb "to be"
Flesure in the earth—s. valley
Betrayal - ,
A race or succession of kings
Pushes
Brother of Muse _
Passage between the pews of a
church .
An enemy observer
Food ‘(Hawulani
Contagious. overpowering fright
Anxiously willing
A valley in Germany occupied by
the French
A brow. (aural)
Covering for cheap: or a sharp
pointed roof '
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Bh‘flAl'PY SUSIE
Deer Mrs. 'lmmlpson: t_am in a
ton-ole mess and i don‘t see now i
can give up my lite as it i} now. I l
have been mu'rwu tow years and '
buys a good Bilbo-Md- .t‘is worse
every may and gives me his check to ,
m as i please. no is lasing a night 1
coma in engineering to increase '
his salary. he loves me but i can't
ioVe nah. i iovo another man wno
is married but dosed t love his who.
i. o'a'n't help lcvtng hint anymore
than i can'..help breathing? The
nights my husband goes no school
my triend comes and holds me in ‘
his arms and kisses me until all”
husband comes and then he gave out
the back door. he says our love is
not‘wrcng. his cannot hear to go
hear his wife. but) he has a child
tour years old. Issac l telliniy nus-
band the truth or go on with this
double life? This man is in- my ‘
mind our and mm M) husband
will’throw up everything and maybe
kill-hm “Butl dou‘tsso kW 1
can go on living with him. 1 are
expelrling'a child‘and my husband
but“ '
‘
as
goon-gowhoson, _
.Iksow-u'soglovo' to
womuuiment
lly Mash. leludu luau-U- .:I
l Heartland Home Proble
Him With “0‘
applied for
bill 00 conic back 1
38 But still
35 Ablircvln'inn for N. E,
37 Ml'oclt
RULES OF
PRIZE PU
1 Contest is hymn in arms
917191031! or The Elrenmfi
and Profv-Ssmnal cross em
makers and solvers.
3 Any person may srndll
Eels n.’ (”Will rs as he “-1"
set muse lm complete,
and one person can only
prize.
.8 Do not send in yourp
-..at a limo. Hold mull
you have all six, publlill
from Monday. January ll
uary 24 inclusive. So!“
mail to “Crossword Bill
nlng Sonih‘t‘l...
i Puzzler on the first coils
be mailed no: later than
January 247». All melon
markvrl nflrr 7213 Maui
regarded.
6 Four prizes Will he rm
four pvopm mallmg me!
correct soiulions. Their!
a merchandise crderit’
will go t rulzcv meal cone
lion. The second pried
chundisc ordrvr for 33.00
the second most correcti-
prlzes of ii In) merchanill
will go to {ho we next
rect puzzles. _
6 In case of any zine the
be dl'\'lde«i equally. ,.
'1 Merchandise orders We
doomed at any store “W
tines in TIA? Eveninfi 5"”
8 The puu r’ lime heft-*0!
unpublish. and a ‘lllia
kept at lhu office of ill
Sentinel. Solutions “hi"
from this list, and the
the Cross word Eduard
hing Sentinel is final.
r,\
If. you have
put-t Ul‘l
umlt
expected.
y0ur own light.
soual elittls and so ,
neutral!) mum-u mum“
will be generous mulled V:
bear wml :ou but WHO “1'
from ecntlumuual condom“
heedcuness in him lull u
Ilrlvu for and l..;ll is will?”
cannot l'ulillu ,1 al.50ud“
Walpelmg ll‘l"lld. ill 018
are without money :03“
have son-c gm Ur imam
through your :uxmll‘ Win
'30“ to remain indt‘lk‘n '
man in question. 'll')’ ‘0 I
r in“ ,
terms of years rattle
l . . M151!
And remlmmr 8‘ on"
with it! pain is prcfvriixou
tion With its «name.
““118 on the crust 01ch
no alliance [hill wil be
mm“ further. but
5-3 youlself caunly
all might be expect M
faithful to you than new“
”I present "otlcklilfip
O 0
- wears no! lib"
DO'N' Mrs. ThompIOfl-l
much in trouble will”
"“1 console me.
”a I bot/e bled It! till.
my husband for some
St unite
Lhave been pm! “In
a dh'Ofce' I
that time haved'wmddv
love by hush-n - 0 me!
wag .
Perhaps a lay?“ '
about a moncilmilon'dol'
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